Top 7 Best Weapons That You Need to Know About in Lords of the Fallen

Abu Taher Tamim
By Abu Taher Tamim
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Are you looking for the best weapons in Lords of the Fallen? I have tried all the 200 weapons in the game and compiled a list of top 7 best weapons in Lords of the Fallen.

You’ll find no shortage of horrors in Lords of the Fallen’s treacherous realm. From hulking Rhogar berserkers to agile assassins shrouded in shadow, the challenges you’ll face require power equal to the task. The good news is that scattered across Mournstead are legendary weapons capable of slaying even the most formidable foes.

Lords of the Fallen blends action RPG standards with Souls-style combat. As an exiled criminal whose crimes are visible on your face, you start a mission to halt the demonic Rhogar invasion threatening the land. You can play as knights or pyromancers, so you can crush monsters and epic bosses.

Choosing the right weapon for your class and play style is crucial. The wide selection of swords, axes, bows, and spell catalysts each carry distinct advantages and drawbacks. I’ve compiled the top 7 most powerful and useful weapons to help you win the toughest battles. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, here are the best weapons in Lords of the Fallen.

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7 Best Weapons in Lords of the Fallen

You should equip yourself with one of these 7 weapons that will give you the edge you need to withstand the Rhogar onslaught.

7. Sin-Piercer Bow

Sin-Piercer Bow in Lords of the Fallen
Sin-Piercer Bow (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Bow

Requirements: 18 Agility

Damage type: Physical, Holy, Fire, Wither

Damage output: Around 130 total split damage

How to Get: Purchase from Thehk-Ihir in Abbey of the Hallowed Sisters for 650 Vigor

This rare bow found at the abbey deals four types of damage with each shot. While the Sin Piercer has lower per-arrow damage compared to dedicated physical bows, the variety of damage gives it unique advantages that compensate for split damage drawbacks. A flexible ranged option.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Multi-damage versatility
❌ Lower per-hit damage
✔️ Covers multiple weaknesses
❌ Split damage reduces impact
✔️ Strong Agility scaling

6. Shovel-Head

Shovel-Head in Lords of the Fallen
Shovel-Head (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Fists

Requirements: 13 Agility

Damage type: Physical

Damage output: Up to 231 physical damage

How to Get: Found in a wooden structure in the Cistern Caverns

These crude fist weapons incorporating a shovel head are easy to obtain early. The Shovel-Head lacks flair but delivers rapid punches that pile on physical damage. With good Agility scaling, it’s a great starting option for unarmed combat fans.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Fast multi-hit attacks
❌ No effects or bonuses
✔️ Low reqs and easy to obtain
❌ Low individual hit damage
✔️ Good for Agility builds

5. Purger Axe

Purger Axe in Lords of the Fallen
Purger Axe (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Axe

Requirements: 15 Strength

Damage type: Physical

Damage output: Up to 324 physical damage

How to Get: Purchase from Exacter Dunmire in Skyrest Bridge

Sometimes you can’t go wrong with a straightforward heavy axe. The Purger Axe delivers relentless physical punishment with each swing. With solid Strength scaling and no frills, it’s an excellent choice for players wanting raw damage above all else. Simple yet effective.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Strong physical damage
❌ No status effects or bonuses
✔️ Low Strength requirement
❌ Narrow attack arcs
✔️ Fast moveset

4. The Toll

The Toll in Lords of the Fallen
The Toll (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Greataxe

Requirements: 23 Strength, 23 Agility

Damage type: Physical, Holy

Damage output: Up to 292 physical plus 120 holy damage

How to Get: Pick up from an altar after defeating enemies at Abbey of the Hallowed Sisters

This heavy greataxe brings a one-two punch of physical and holy damage. The Toll requires significant Strength and Agility, but delivers devastating blows in return. The charged strong attack unleashes a punishing downward chop – perfect for executing staggered enemies.

Pros
Cons
✔️ High phys/elemental damage
❌ Demanding dual stat requirements
✔️ Strong crowd control chops
❌ Slow, heavy swings
✔️ Holy damage wrecks undead

3. Judge Cleric’s Corrupted Sword

Judge Cleric's Corrupted Sword in Lords of the Fallen
Judge Cleric’s Corrupted Sword (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Long Sword

Requirements: 20 in all main stats

Damage type: Physical, Holy, Fire, Wither

Damage output: Around 250 split damage at max upgrade

How to Get: Purchased from Molhu after defeating Judge Cleric

The Judge Cleric’s Corrupted Sword adapts to complement your strengths. Four types of elemental damage allow it to exploit any enemy’s weaknesses. While masters of none, its flexibility makes up for lower individual damage values. A customizable jack-of-all-trades.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Multi-damage versatility
❌ Lower individual damage
✔️ Covers multiple weaknesses
❌ Split damage reduces impact
✔️ Balanced stat scaling

2. Blacksmith’s Pride

Blacksmith's Pride in Lords of the Fallen
Blacksmith’s Pride (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)

Weapon type: Flail

Requirements: 16 Agility, 16 Inferno

Damage type: Physical, Frostbite

Damage output: Up to 170 physical damage plus 60 frostbite buildup

How to Get: Found in Upper Calrath after the Skinstealer boss fight

The Blacksmith’s Pride flail combines heavy hits with frostbite to shred enemies. With excellent Agility and Inferno scaling, it is more than just a blunt instrument – the icy chill of each strike piles on additional damage over time. Against armored foes, nothing pounds through defenses quite like the Blacksmith’s Pride.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Strong dual stat scaling
❌ Short range requires close combat
✔️ Bypasses armor with Frostbite
❌ Frost less effective against some enemies
✔️ Good crowd control

1. Ancestor’s Sword

Ancestor's Sword in Lords of the Fallen
Ancestor’s Sword (Credit: Lords of the Fallen)
  • Weapon type: Grand Sword
  • Requirements: 31 Strength
  • Damage type: Physical
  • Damage output: Up to 385 physical damage at max upgrade
  • How to Get: Loot from a dead Kinrangr Guardian’s body in Fief of the Chill Curse

Wielding the Ancestor’s Sword evokes the raw fury of a Viking raider. This Udirangran greatsword encapsulates the berserker energy of its Nordic inspirations. Each monstrous swing crashes down with thunderous force, delivering devastating physical damage capable of smashing through armor and bone with ease. Only the mightiest warriors can hope to tame this steel behemoth.

Pros
Cons
✔️ Titanic damage output
❌ Extremely heavy
✔️ Perfect for Strength builds
❌ Slow attack speed
✔️ Great crowd control
❌ No bonuses or effects

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Abu Taher Tamim is a Staff Writer at GameRiv. He started playing video games when one of his uncles brought him a PS1, after it was launched. Since that day until now, he still play video games. As he loves video games so much, he became a gaming content writer.